A chemical radar allows bacteria to sense and eliminate predators. Investigating how microorganisms communicate deepens our ...

Pseudomonas syringae's chemical sensing system allows it to kill amoeba predators, showcasing its evolutionary strategies for ...

A research team of the Cluster at the Leibniz Institute for Natural Product Research and Infection Biology—Hans Knöll ...

Zhang S, Schlabach K, Pérez Carrillo VH, Ibrahim A, Nayem S, Komor A, Mukherji R, Chowdhury S, Reimer L, Trottmann F, Vlot AC ...

Bullish (Video) Microscopic Wonders: Amoeba, Rotifers, and Ciliates in Action Posted: March 17, 2025 | Last updated: March 18, 2025 The film explores the fascinating ways various organisms move ...

When the amoeba encounters this molecule, the organism modifies syringafactin’s chemical structure. The bacterium in turn has a special sensor protein - the Chemical Radar Regulator (CraR ...

Their eye-catching colors and signature unicellular organism logo are unmistakable, a genius stroke of marketing that dates back to the company’s earliest days in Berkeley. Amoeba Music now very ...

The bacteria lives in warm freshwater and can infect ... They generally begin one to two days after coming into contact with the amoeba. Very few people have been infected and lived.

Studying organisms such as bacteria ... Does that mean viruses aren't alive? An amoeba, for instance, uses nutrients and ...

Read our review of Hopeful Monsters at London's Well Walk Theatre. Eti Meacock, Ella Mackay and Bori Mezo use puppetry to ...

Organisms do something similar at the molecular ... Does that mean viruses aren’t alive? An amoeba, for instance, uses nutrients and enzymes to sustain itself, while viruses rely entirely ...